Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/1999-10-27-Speech-3-062"
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"Mr President, the as yet unofficial Dehaene report is on the right track. Of course, on reading the report, one notices that it makes no mention of the visions, the goals or the challenges facing Europe on the eve of the 21st century. Nevertheless, it does, at least, give some broad guidelines on a number of institutional issues which must be addressed. Despite Commissioner Barnier’s very interesting comments, we have yet to see how many and which of those proposals we shall adopt and what needs to be added for the European Union to prepare itself properly for the future.
Mr Barnier’s comments about the Commission presenting a text which will be “
” are quite significant. We, therefore, await the contents of this text. In any case, from the European Parliament’s point of view, we must press for the text to include a systematic approach to all aspects of the European Union, so that the new Intergovernmental Conference can address in turn all the issues and problems which concern us at present using the Aristotelian logic that politics is the art of the possible."@en1
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